The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
PERSONAL.

Sam TATE, sr.. will pass the winter
at Tampa, Fla.
CHATTANOOGA Times: Memphis
money is seeking investment at Scots
boro.
Mrs, M. s. DIMMIrr and children, of
Maysville, KY, are visiting relatives
at No. 30l Pontotoc street.
M. P. KEY has returned to Washing.
ton, d. O., via Nashville, in company
with his sister, Mrs. DR.. John II.
Cooper, of the latter place.
Z A. s. CALDWELL left for indianapolis
lest night with his late wife's remains.
The funeral viii take place there on
'Thursday or Friday.
Mrs. JOHN MoYAN and daughter
Fannie, from Hopkinsville, KY, are
visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
v. Cohn, No. 70 Adams street.
LITTLE Rock Gazette: Mr.. Sol Cans
left for Memphis, Tenn, Friday to
spend New Years with his relatives.
....Allen Kennedy, Of Memphis, and
sister, Mrs. r. F. Looney, it,, were
in town yesterday.
J. TAPF AND WIFE, OF Cincinnati, are
stopping at the Peabody. Mr.. Taft 10
an old time Memphisn, who left here
in 1874 for California, where he re-
sided for many years, and has nos
been In Memphis since then until the
present time.
Col. HENRY A. MONTGOMERY, who
is nothing il not as generous "as all
out DOORS" had for his special guest
during his recent trip to New York
and Norfolk the Everlasting" Tracy,
who declares that the Colonel out
stripped all previous efforts as host ;
in word he beat himself-and that is
beaten gold.
Mr.. ZIMMERMAN, the popular agent
Of the Monte Cristo Company, las
been in the city for the past few days
booming his favorIte, Mr.. James
O'Neill, and paying tribute to Ssmel-
sons Ohickaeaw Guard cigars, which,
as connoisseur, he is very partial to,
and considers the equal OF any 10 cent
cigar sold elsewhere.
SIRDIs Miss Reporter: Capt. S. u.
Williamson spent Monday in Men,
phis. ,.."Dr. A. s, Ysrbrough spent
! last Tuesday in Memphis. Sid
Harris was among the visitors to Mem.
phis through the cold and sleet last
Tuesday. ..... Mr.. ]. II. King went
up and spent very disagreeable day
in Memphis last Tuesday.
NOTHING so silly, 80 small, go con-
I NA,,. v,NslNlA al H.,
the County Court as the defeat Of a
woman-the good, the courageous,
the accomplished Mrs. Horton. By
her superior skill, ability and knowl-
edge, she shnmed DR.. Henderson, the
man elected to fill her place. He
ought to bag his head forevermore.
LITTLE "PIo.," OF the Scimitar, one
Of the brightest fellows slive, and as
competent as any man Of his age on
the press, forgot yesterday that he was
editing an evening paper. He was
thinking of the mails at am, and
not the subscribers at pm. But
he'll catch on. He doesn't hinge TO
Time, but he'll "get there all the
same"
Reporter, Sardie: DR.. ). Nd. Shankle
came up from Pope1 Monday, spent
the day in Sardis and went to Mem
phis Tuesdsy......Tom Taylor, Hay
wood GuntsT and Robert Wall were the
Christmas visitors from Memphis,
They all returned to the humdrum Of
busy life Monday morning.."...Msj. W.
]. Floyd went up from Senatobia and
sided about on the sleet In Memphis
last Tuesday. He got home without
any broken bones.
THR Rev. Father Bdelsn, one OF the
heroic Dominicans who served here at
st. Peters Catholic Church as a volun-
teer priest during the terrible yellow
fever days Of 1878, 1878 and 1879, has
arrived in the city from Washington,
he having been assigned to duty as
assistant priest at Sc. Peters. Father
Edelan loves Memphis and Mem
phians, and having been With the lat
ter in days OF danger and death, he